Restorer

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Restorer reef
Type:
artificial reef, trawler
Specs:
( 62 ft )
Sponsor:
Bob Henry
Sunk:
Friday December 19, 1997 - Sea Girt Artificial Reef
GPS:
40°08.005' -73°56.025'

The Restorer sank unexpectedly while under tow. The situation was complicated by the fact that she was the center vessel of a string of three. The tugboat crew severed the tow line to the Restorer in a nick of time, but as she went down, the other towline to the Golden Eagle catapulted that vessel perilously close to the tug. In the end, everything worked out.


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wire drag
A fine diagram of a wire-drag operation. The wire is towed between two tugboats, suspended by buoys at a predisposed depth. When the cable snags on an obstruction and draws into a V, the buoys point to its location.

Wire dragging is an operation used to locate and/or reduce the navigational hazard of a sunken wreck, rock, or other obstruction.

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